Fergie told "Entertainment Tonight" that the comments were being taken out of context now.

Fergie is clarifying statements from a resurfaced interview during which she claims director Quentin Tarantino bit her and left a mark while shooting "Planet Terror."

The 42-year-old singer told "Entertainment Tonight" that the old interview was being taken out of context.

"First off, I stand with victims everywhere no matter what genre, race, gender, age. I stand with victims period, and I don't want to take away from anyone's story," she said. "That just wasn't my story."

The behind-the-scenes footage from the 2007 movie was included as part of the DVD's bonus features. According to Jezebel, Fergie told a story about how Tarantino, who was playing a zombie in the Robert Rodriguez film, bit her.

"As I was filming the scene where the zombies attack me, Quentin really got into it. I think he had a lot of fun with that," she said.

Fergie in "Planet Terror." Dimension Films

In another interview featured on the DVD, she described how he started biting her and showed the mark on her arm. But she later dismissed it and added that "by the end of this shoot, I will bite him back."

This old interview resurfaced after Uma Thurman opened up about injuries she sustained while on the set of Tarantino's "Kill Bill." The actress was hurt after getting in a car crash during filming. In an interview the actress did with Maureen Dowd from the New York Times published earlier this week, she also described how Tarantino choked her with a chain and spit in her face while shooting scenes.

But Fergie told "ET" that the biting was really just "banter."

"We were just kind of having banter. We were having a little bit of fun," Fergie told "ET." "But make no mistake, I don't want to take away from anyone's story, and I stand with every victim and everyone's story everywhere."